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The Community Engagement Advisory Board (CEAB) members are vital ambassadors for academic health research. They can help relate the importance of scientific research to their communities in different ways and in a variety of settings.

I have seen some of the [study] flyers asking for participants in my local church. I have been able to recognize the studies and explain to people that they are legitimate.

Diana Cervantes

The CEAB is comprised of both academic health researchers and community leaders. Their networks encompass faith-based organizations, grassroots and large-scale nonprofits/NGOs, higher education and research institutions, as well as health care settings. Members contribute a wide range of professional and lived expertise.